Join us on Sunday, April 19 for a family-friendly Daffodil Tea inside the Robbins Hunter Museum.

Guests will enjoy a traditional tea service featuring sweet treats, savory sandwiches, and a selection of teas. A kid-friendly drink option will also be available. After your tea, we invite you to step outside and enjoy the beauty of the daffodils in bloom throughout the museum grounds.

Seatings are available at 1 pm and 2:30 pm. Space is limited. Ticket sales are open to everyone until they are sold out.

The museum is housed in the historic Avery-Downer House, built in 1842 and widely recognized as one of the finest examples of Greek Revival architecture in the country.

Our grounds are home to the Jill Griesse Historic Garden, one of only 28 certified American Daffodil Society display gardens in the country. The garden features a wide variety of daffodils, including rare and historic cultivars that make this a truly special time to visit.

As a nonprofit organization, the museum relies on the support of events like this to help preserve the home and continue offering programs that connect our community with history, culture, and the arts.

Daffodil Tea

An afternoon tea inside the museum, with spring treats and daffodils